Side table - Hardwood, Iron

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Indian low coffee table in solid hardwood with iron fittings, approximately 80 × 80 × 40 cm, dating to the early to mid 20th century (c. 1900–1940), showing a worn patina and possible missing small parts.

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Extraordinarily low Indian solid hardwood table with beautiful, long-standing patina and characterful iron fittings.

The table is built from several solid planks. The top clearly shows the traditional handcrafted construction: visible joints, large dark metal fastenings, natural irregularities in the wood, as well as signs of age and use.

Particularly appealing is the underside construction. Four sturdy turned wooden legs are stabilized by curved iron struts. This combination of solid hardwood and functional iron hardware is found in traditional Indian low platform- and Takhat-tables.

The warm brown surface features a very decorative, authentically aged patina. The grain, color variations, old pressure marks, scratches, small flaws, shrinkage gaps, and the dark metal parts give the furniture its special charisma.

With its approx. 80 × 80 cm and a height of about 40 cm, the piece today works excellently as a characterful coffee table. Especially suitable for Wabi-Sabi, Boho, Ethno, Rustic, Colonial, and Eclectic interiors.

The exact origin and dating are not documented. Based on construction and style, the table is attributed to India and probably to the first half of the 20th century. A earlier origin is possible but cannot be confirmed. The wood used is a heavy solid hardwood; the exact species has not been determined.

The furniture has deliberately not been restored or brought to a “like-new” condition. The existing patina and historical signs of use are an essential part of its character.

Highlights
traditional low Indian table / Takhat type
probably India
probably first half of the 20th century
approx. 80 × 80 × 40 cm
solid hardwood
four sturdy turned legs
decorative curved iron struts
tabletop built from several solid planks
visible traditional metal fittings
strong natural wood grain
pronounced warm aged patina
each detail individually handmade
today ideal as Coffee Table / Couchtisch
decorative for Wabi-Sabi, Boho, Rustic, Colonial and Eclectic interiors
Condition
Antique or older used condition with signs of age and traditional use.

Present are especially scratches, dents and impact marks, color and surface differences, wear, small flaws, old cracks or shrinkage cracks and open joints between individual planks as well as oxidation/age marks on the metal parts.

A pronounced shrinkage/separation on the profiled edge is visible.

These features are documented in the high-resolution photos and are expressly sold as part of the condition.

The table is offered in its present condition. No restoration or exact determination of the wood type has been performed.

Extraordinarily low Indian solid hardwood table with beautiful, long-standing patina and characterful iron fittings.

The table is built from several solid planks. The top clearly shows the traditional handcrafted construction: visible joints, large dark metal fastenings, natural irregularities in the wood, as well as signs of age and use.

Particularly appealing is the underside construction. Four sturdy turned wooden legs are stabilized by curved iron struts. This combination of solid hardwood and functional iron hardware is found in traditional Indian low platform- and Takhat-tables.

The warm brown surface features a very decorative, authentically aged patina. The grain, color variations, old pressure marks, scratches, small flaws, shrinkage gaps, and the dark metal parts give the furniture its special charisma.

With its approx. 80 × 80 cm and a height of about 40 cm, the piece today works excellently as a characterful coffee table. Especially suitable for Wabi-Sabi, Boho, Ethno, Rustic, Colonial, and Eclectic interiors.

The exact origin and dating are not documented. Based on construction and style, the table is attributed to India and probably to the first half of the 20th century. A earlier origin is possible but cannot be confirmed. The wood used is a heavy solid hardwood; the exact species has not been determined.

The furniture has deliberately not been restored or brought to a “like-new” condition. The existing patina and historical signs of use are an essential part of its character.

Highlights
traditional low Indian table / Takhat type
probably India
probably first half of the 20th century
approx. 80 × 80 × 40 cm
solid hardwood
four sturdy turned legs
decorative curved iron struts
tabletop built from several solid planks
visible traditional metal fittings
strong natural wood grain
pronounced warm aged patina
each detail individually handmade
today ideal as Coffee Table / Couchtisch
decorative for Wabi-Sabi, Boho, Rustic, Colonial and Eclectic interiors
Condition
Antique or older used condition with signs of age and traditional use.

Present are especially scratches, dents and impact marks, color and surface differences, wear, small flaws, old cracks or shrinkage cracks and open joints between individual planks as well as oxidation/age marks on the metal parts.

A pronounced shrinkage/separation on the profiled edge is visible.

These features are documented in the high-resolution photos and are expressly sold as part of the condition.

The table is offered in its present condition. No restoration or exact determination of the wood type has been performed.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
India
Material
Hardwood, Iron
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
40 cm
Width
80 cm
Depth
80 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910, 1910-1920, 1920-1930, 1930-1940
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Objects sold
Private

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